The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-16

ing of select readings before a large audience at
Butler University on Thursday last The col
lege orchestra and the Athenian ladies furnished
excellent music, aud the entertainment was q
profitable one to the society.
Society.
pleasant toboegan party was that of several
South-side people at the High bridge last Fri
day evening.
Miss Nellie Barnes has issued invitations to
her little friends for a party on next Friday
evening, from to 10 o'clock.
The Bon Ton jr. Dancing Club will be enter
tanned on next Friday evening by Mr.. y.
Byram, at his home on North Illinois street.
Mr. John Wainwright and sister will entertain
the Euterpean Society next Tuesday evening at
their residence, No. 280 East st. Clair street.
Miss johnson. Of North Delaware street,
daughter of DR.. johnson, has issued invitations
for large dancing party on next Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lydia Mnick was married by the Rev.
Dr. Lynch. on Wednesday, at o'clock p NJ. to
Charles E. Park, of Cleveland, O., at the home
of the bride.
Invitations were issued yesterday by Mrs. N.
N. Morris, No 81 College avenue, for her
daughter Klttie's twelfth birthday anniversary,
on Saturday. Jan. %, from 100 till $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sullavin gave euchre
party of four tables at their home on Fletcher
avenue on Thursday evening. Miss Sadie Hol-
ley, of Fletcher avenue, and Mr.. Joe Buchanan
carried off the honors.
Miss Maggie Smith gave progressive euchre
party at her home, No. 266 North East street,
on last Thursday evening. After spirited con-
test the favors we're awarded to Miss Jessie
Smith and Mr.. Frank Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sprincsteen gave a
luncheon, on last Friday evening, to a large
party of friends After the spread progressive
enchre was in order. and favors were won by
Mrs. Ona Reynolds and Mr.. John deiger.
The Sunday-school classes of DR.. d. c. Bryan
and Miss Tillie Helm, of tho South-street Bap-
fist Church, met at the residence of Miss Jessie
White, last evening, and very enjoyable time
vas had pulling taffy and playing charades.
The Equal Suffrage Society held their regular
meeting Monday afternoon The work
complished was concentrating plans and dis
tributing petitions for municipal suffrage. An
open meeting will be held on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Brehm gave dinner party on Thursday
evening. Among the guests were Mrs. T. A.
Hendricks Mr. Stephen Morgan and family,
Mrs. James johnson and j. F. Haneman and
wife, Mrs. Brehm was assisted by her cousin,
Miss Tyndall.
On Fr;iay evening the betrothal Of Mr..
Gustav Schnull to Miss Tillie Mayer was cele
brated at the residence of Miss Mayors parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Mayer, on North IL
liuois street. Only the immediate families of
Mr.. Schnull and Miss Mayer we're present
Mrs May Wright Sewall will give a CONVEX
sazione on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The
subject will be the "Women of Europe" intro
| duced by Mrs. A. Ii. Carrier, former resident
of this city, who has travelled extensively in
Europe. Quite number OF invitations have
been issued.
The Sure.go Pleasure Club consisting of
| NJ isses Mary MAXWELL Fannie Taylor. Grace
| Whitridge. Lille Balls, Lucy Jacobs and Messrs.
| Will F. Knippenberg. Ed Motif, O. Thayer, A.
w. Cobb and George Swing, gave enjoyable
| toboegan party. last Wednesday evening. to a
few of their friends.
Master Claude Frank Alloways and sister Bes
sic May entertained about forty Of their little
friends belonging to the Fourth Presby teriar
Sunday school on Friday night at their home
No. 109 East St Joseph street. Music, recita
TONS games and an old-tashioned spelling match
occupied their time.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Iroe have issued card
for the marriage of their daughter, Mss Louis.
Igoe, to Mr.. Robert Allen Miller, of Canton, O.
on Tuesday, Jan. 60, at Z o'clock, at Roberts
Park Church. The reception days are March
q and 30. after o'clock at No. 1877 North Pop
lar street, Canton, O.
Henry Georges Progress and Poverty" will
be the subject of paper to be read before tn
Momans' Club on next Friday afternoon 6y Mrs
Henry Coburn. Goldsmth's Deserted Village
will be reviewed by Mrs. VIM. Wallace. The con
versation will be the question of to-day, "Tn
Nineteenth Century Problem-Capital and La
bor," led by Mrs F. W. Chislett
The friends of Miss Mamie Hague No. IL
|
evening. Among those present were Misse
Fannie Marsh, Edith Beck, Kittie Morris
, Hattie Roetler Mary and Emma Todd, Messrs
Fred Swain, Harry Kidd, Will Talbot, Charli
Matlock and Port Mckinney. Music, dancin
and refreshments were the order of entertain
ment
The Diamond Club gave q surprise party t
Mr.. w. 81. Coleman, on Wednesday evening, a
his rooms, No. 10 East Ohio street The hour
4 were passed with games and conversation, an
refreshments were passed. Mr. Coleman is on
Of the few bachelors left in this club. The nam
was chosen at the beginning, when nearly q
the members were engaged, and the youn
ladies had diamond rings, the marriages havin
been consummated in the meantime.
. A delightful evening was spent with Mr.. an
Mrs. Chas. F. Sayes, on Monday last. Abor
. fifty guests were invited, al being in ignorane
of the fact that 1t was to celebrate the fiftiet
2 anniversary Of their wedding day. Progressiy
euchre was chosen for the mode of entertain
ment, with the understanding that there woul
g be prizes. There were eleven tables, and a
cording to the games won the names were Gale
and each guest asked to select from collecto
b of pretty crystal articles souvenier of the o
caslon. after which refreshments were serves
= Congratulations were in order, as the compan
! were principally intimate friends.
One of the most fashionable receptions of til
, season was given at the residence of Albert Ga
l. by the Bon Ton Seniors on Friday evening
;. About thirty couples participated in the dane
Among those present were Misses Brown, Becl
. Kregelo, Geyer Name and Mamie Dryer, Yves
r Hmrle, Cooper. Closer, Lands, Blgelow, Boyle
Sells, Pierce, Tousey. Whitcomb, Cornell
n Elliott, White, New, Holmes, SEVERN, Brinl
d Carrie and Bertha Gall, and Messrs. Watso
Sells, Reid, Clifford, Baker. West Reaum
Wagner, Harle. Gustave and Max Rocker, Bi
= Ter, Caldwell, P. Hord, Fl. Murphy, Noe NJ
y dearis, Laird. Tousey,l Calkins. Pierce, We
Vorhis, Dietrich, G. Byfeld, Lewis, Judso
II Dr. c. Fletcher. Ed. and Albert Gall.
The crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Scion
Goode, on Wednesday evening. inaugurated
u entirely new and original decoration for occ
II sions Of this character. The center chandeli
In the front parlor was q mass of crystal prism
r with crystal globes, and festooned therefrom
TO the walls we're thousands Of the same ornament